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Reflections from the EDTC300 class at the University of Regina

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April 9, 2021 Conclusion / EDTC300 / Learning Project / Weekly Blog Posts

Sew, What Did I Learn?

We have finally reached the end of the semester (and my certificate – I think!) which means my learning project is also now complete. Sew. . . lets recap my progress over the last few months. Weekly Recaps Week One – #Learning Project In th…

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April 9, 2021 EDTC300 / Weekly Blog Posts

Coding Creations

Coding is the language of computers, apps, blogs, and all electronics. It is also a fantastic critical thinking skill that can engage students in the classroom. From the Teach your Kids Code Website they highlight 8 reasons why coding is important for …

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April 3, 2021 EDTC300 / Weekly Blog Posts

Real Strategies for Fake News

This week we continued our learning around Ribble’s 9 elements of Digital Citizenship, in particular Digital Literacy. Fake news has been around for a long time, but with the expansion of social media (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, etc) the quantit…

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March 27, 2021 EDTC300 / Weekly Blog Posts

Social Media Sleuthing

This week we were tasked with investigating (creeping) a partner from EDTC300 to determine what their digital footprint says about them. My partner was Allysia and this is what I found . . . First of all, she gives off a lot of information right on her…

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March 10, 2021 EDTC 300 / Weekly Blog Posts

Participatory Culture and The World of Education

Prior to last class and before watching the An Anthropological Introduction to YouTube video, when I thought about participatory culture my mind instantly went to newer forms of media such as TikTok or memes on Instagram. I didn’t think of YouTube at all but I was never big into the YouTube world and I guess […]

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March 7, 2021 EDTC300 / Weekly Blog Posts

Building Community Through Participatory Culture

I am a bit older than the rest of my classmates – think side part/skinny jeans old – therefore, I have some first hand knowledge of how the Internet and its usage evolved. When I went to high school, text messaging cost $0.15 a text and cel…

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March 4, 2021 EDTC300 / Weekly Blog Posts

Teaching Q and A Podcast

A few weeks ago, Allysia and I sent out a Google Form soliciting questions from our EDTC 300 and EDTC 400 colleagues. We are both already in the teaching profession, compared to our classmates who are just emerging into the profession, so we wanted to …

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February 28, 2021 EDTC300 / Learning Project / Skill #3 - Sewing Projects / Weekly Blog Posts

Scrunchie Sunday

This sewing Sunday is dedicated to hand sewing a scrunchie. Scrunchies were in style when I was in elementary school and now they are making a full comeback. You know you are old when you start to see fashions come back in style. Last week I practiced …

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February 24, 2021 EDTC300 / Learning Project / Weekly Blog Posts

Keeping it Reel

This week was all about trying new things. From learning to use a (very simple) pattern, sewing more than just straight seems, to using a brand new program to put together a video, I had a lot of learning to do!

Jumping Right In

This week I att…

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February 21, 2021 EDTC300 / Learning Project / Skill #2 - Stitches / Weekly Blog Posts

And Sew It Continues . . .

The next project I am going to create is a scrunchie because I got the fantastic suggestion from both Alex and Allysia on my previous felt owl post. When I went looking for an easy hand sewing scrunchie tutorial I found Sew Crafty Me. The blog had lots…

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JordanWenger1Jordan Wenger@JordanWenger1·
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@CalebLueck Thanks for sharing! I've use Picker Wheel before. You should check it out :) https://pickerwheel.com/tools/random-team-generator/ #edtc400 #edtc300

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jjboutin4Janelle Boutin@jjboutin4·
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Exercise has so many benefits- improving students' learning, mental health, and so much more! I'll always be a huge advocate for living a balanced lifestyle that includes exercise! #edtc300
Exercise and the Brain: How Fitness Impacts Learning https://shar.es/aoQGDh

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jjboutin4Janelle Boutin@jjboutin4·
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Check out this Google Chrome Extension!
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Mote- A New Way to Add Audio Feedback to Docs, Slides, Sheets, and Google Classroom https://www.educatorstechnology.com/2021/04/mote-new-way-to-add-audio-feedback-to.html

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MrJesseBradenJesse Braden@MrJesseBraden·
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#EDTC300 Something I found difficult to teach and for students to understand was working with citations. Some of these can help organize and make citations. Always looking for more ideas. Top 5 Citation Manager Tools for Academics and Student Researchers https://www.educatorstechnology.com/2014/10/top-5-citation-manager-tools-for.html

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JordanWenger1Jordan Wenger@JordanWenger1·
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I love the way that we can use art to create connection among people ❤ #EDTC300 #EDTC400 https://www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/lifestyle/beading-is-medicine-intricate-map-connects-indigenous-artists-across-canada-u-s-1.5378292?cid=sm%3Atrueanthem%3Actvnews%3Apost&utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Trending+Content&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=facebook

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